The National History Museum of Latvia, the largest repository of Latvian material culture, was founded in 1869 as the Museum of the Science Committee of the Riga Latvian ... read more
The Latvian Railway History Museum has two branches, one in Riga and one in Jelgava. The Jelgava branch is located in the railwaymen’s residential building built in ... read more
The Latvian Railway History Museum has two branches, one in Riga and one in Jelgava. The Riga branch was opened in 1994 in a building that was formerly a locomotive ... read more
The Latvian War Museum, founded in 1916 as the Latvian riflemen museum, informs the public about the complex military and political history of Latvia, with particular ... read more
The Liepaja Museum is devoted to the national cultural heritage of Latvia through several permanent exhibits, temporary exhibitions and the Kurzeme National Costume ... read more
The Live Silver Museum showcases large-scale silver works of art as well as ornate sheaths. The museum also offers lectures about silver in improving health and the ... read more
The Mark Rothko Art Centre, housed in the arsenal building of the Daugavpils fortress (2500 square metres of space) , is a multifunctional hub for contemporary art, ... read more
The Mentzendorff’s House, a branch of the Museum of the History of Riga and Navigationa, is a 17th-century building in Riga’s Old Town, which houses a museum that ... read more
The Museum "Jews in Latvia" is dedicated to the history of Jews in Latvia, from its beginning until the present time, informing the public about the ... read more
The Museum of Decorative and Design Art, opened in1989 and a branch of Latvian National Museum of Art, features collections of unique textile articles, ceramics and ... read more
The Museum of Romans Suta and Aleksandra Belcova, a branch the Latvian National Museum of Art, tells the stories of the life and work of two artists, Romans Suta ... read more
The Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation, housed in the Riga Dom Cathedral ensemble, displays in 16 exposition halls the history of Riga of over more than 800 ... read more
The Museum of the Occupation of Latvia is a private museum, established in 1993, telling the story of the German and Soviet occupation of Latvia in the 20th century ... read more
The Museum of the Popular Front of Latvia, part of the National History Museum of Latvia, tells the story of Latvia between the mid-1980s until 1991 and the Popular ... read more
The Dauderi Museum, part of the National History Museum of Latvia and located in a historical house in a neighbourhood of Riga – Sarkandaugava, features a permanent ... read more
The New Castle of Cesis (Castle-Manor), part of the Cesis castle complex, obtained its present dimensions when it was acquired after 1777 by Count Karl Eberhard von ... read more
The New Castle of Sigulda (Segewold) got its present Tudor style outlook in the 19th century by Princess Olga Kropotkina (born Countess von der Borch) and her ... read more
The Pauls Stradins Museum of the History of Medicine, founded in 1957 by one of Latvia’s leading physicians, Pauls Stradins, is one of the top three medical museums ... read more
The Riga Art Nouveau Center (Riga Jugendstila Centrs) is a museum dedicated to the Art Nouveau movement in Riga and is housed in an Art Nouveau building, constructed ... read more
The Riga Aviation Museum, located on the Riga Airport, has a large collection of Soviet era military aircraft. Many other subject-related items are also displayed, such as ... read more